SHOCKING ! “It Was Accidental”– Catholic Priest Apologizes For Knocking Altar Boy’s Head
A Catholic priest has issued a public apology after a video surfaced online showing him knocking an altar boy on the head during a wedding ceremony. The incident, which quickly went viral on social media, sparked widespread reactions from viewers. It occurred when the young altar boy struggled to hold the microphone steady while the priest officiated the ceremony. The brief moment of frustration from the priest, caught on camera, led to intense scrutiny and criticism.
In the video, the priest can be seen knocking the boy on the head in what appeared to be an attempt to correct his handling of the microphone. While some viewers saw the gesture as minor or even humorous, others were outraged, calling it inappropriate, particularly during such a sacred event. Many felt that the priest’ s action disrespected the young boy and undermined the solemnity of the wedding ceremony.
Amid the growing backlash, the priest, whose identity remains undisclosed, issued a statement addressing the controversy. He explained, ” I accidentally tapped him on the head. It wasn’ t meant to cause harm or embarrass him. I was simply trying to help him hold the microphone correctly. ” He added that his actions were not intended to belittle or hurt the altar boy, but merely to correct a mistake in the moment.
Despite the priest’ s apology, the public response has remained divided. Many supporters of the priest have argued that it was a minor incident blown out of proportion by social media, where even the smallest actions are often misinterpreted. However, a significant number of people, particularly on social media platforms, remain unsatisfied with the apology, believing it was insincere and only issued due to the negative attention.
Sir, please don’t lie but accept your fault and apologize to the Altar Boy. Your impulsive action that led to you knocking the boy’s head publicly speaks volume of your level of intolerance and harsh treatments (wickedness) to those under your care forgetting that when you are old and do not have enough energy, these ones are those that will take care of you. Whatever you sow, you will surely reap Sir.